Tariff-driven frontloading boosts Los Angeles port volumes
Ongoing cargo frontloading as a hedge against tariffs led the Port of Los Angeles to its second-best February on record, ...
LA port cargo is up, but for how long? New tariffs creates uncertainty, port leader says
Cargo numbers continued to push higher at the Port of Los Angeles in February — but it came with some caution that the pace ...
Audacy on MSN7d
Port of L.A. cargo volume remained strong in February
Two months into 2025, the Port of Los Angeles moved 1.7 million container units, marking a 5.4% percent increase over the ...
Los Angeles Business Journal3d
Cargo Movement Increases Ahead of Tariffs
Trans-Pacific shippers in February continued to import at a higher clip from last year, likely in hopes of getting in ahead ...
LA port community grant funding set for approvals on Thursday
Four community organizations have been selected to share $310,000 in grant funding, pending harbor commission approval on ...
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‘Herculean effort’: These port communities have waited decades for clean air. Why a new plan may fall short
The ports of LA and Long Beach are the biggest sources of air pollution in the LA basin. Air quality officials have drafted ...
Press-Telegram13d
Cargo continues to surge at the Port of Long Beach as retailers anticipate tariff impacts
February was the ninth straight month of cargo increases tracked at the Long Beach port, topping last year’s February numbers ...
FreightWaves7d
Port of Los Angeles sees strong container volumes in February
The Port of Los Angeles maintained its robust momentum into February, building on a record-breaking start to the year. The port handled 801,398 twenty-foot equivalent units, marking a 2.5% increase ...
Do proposed rules to curb CA port pollution go far enough?
New proposed rules would set environmental goals for southern California ports. But stakeholders say they wouldn’t have much impact, anyway.
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LA port cargo is up, but for how long? New tariffs creates uncertainty, port leader says
Cargo numbers continued to push higher at the Port of Los Angeles in February — but it came with some caution that the pace could slow by midyear. “At some point, we will see a softening of ...